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Embroidery and textiles, Frames and Finishes picture framers, Unley (Adelaide) South Australia

All of us take for granted the familiar and domestic nature of textiles in our everyday life. Some textiles especially those inherited from a previous generation require sensitive handling.

Specialised mounting techniques are required and conservation glass should always be considered.

Consider only safe options rather than the cheaper alternative.

Quality storage is better than poor quality framing.

A large textile collection has special requirements if long term safety is required. Consider framing, storage and other display options in the final decision.

Other presentations include soft wall hangings, hung carpets and woven tapestries.

Modern pieces as diverse as football jumpers, bobbin lace, and table mats require specialized mounting techniques without conservation glass being necessary.

Handy Hints for Embroiderers

Some borders are easier to frame than others and although your framer will do their best, it is very difficult to get a single line of cross stitch or backstitch absolutely straight. You can help by using a hoop or frame to keep the tension even but any problems will only be emphasised by the straight cut of the frame and the mounting of the piece. Borders that will be easier to 'set' straight include these shown.

 

 

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